Current Turing Fellows
Turing fellows are researchers with proven research excellence in data science, artificial intelligence (AI) or a related field whose research will be significantly enhanced through active involvement with The Alan Turing network of partners and universities.
The aim of the Turing Fellowship scheme is to grow the data science and AI ecosystem in the UK through supporting, retaining and developing the careers of the next generation of world leading researchers, while also contributing to the Alan Turing Institute’s overarching goals.
We currently have 8 Turing Fellows based in Bristol:
-
William Browne
Professor of Statistics in the School of Education
-
Andrew Dowsey
Chair of Population Health Data Science
-
Thomas Gorochowski
Royal Society University Research Fellow and Co-Director of the Bristol BioDesign Institute
-
Conor Houghton
Reader in Mathematical Neuroscience
-
Genevieve Liveley
Professor of Classics and Director of the Research Institute for Sociotechnical Cyber Security (RISCS)
-
Caitlin Robinson
Senior Academic Fellow and Proleptic Lecturer in the School of Geographical Science
-
Anya Skatova
Vice-Chancellor's Fellow in Digital Innovation and Wellbeing at the School of Psychological Science
-
Emmanouil Tranos
Reader in Quantitative Human Geography
Two new Bristol-based researchers become Turing Fellows
See the JGI blog for details of the most recent Bristol Turing Fellows to join the Turing Network
Get in touch
Please email uob-turing@bristol.ac.uk for any queries related to The Alan Turing Institute at Bristol.